- The term
Upper Hesse (German:
Provinz Oberhessen)
originally referred to the
southern possessions of the
Landgraviate of Hesse,
which were
initially geographically...
- born 20
August 1727 (20 July,
according to
other sources) at Gedern,
Oberhessen, Hesse-Darmstadt, in the then Holy
Roman Empire, was a
daughter of George...
-
Ferdinande Henriette of Stolberg-Gedern, born 2
October 1699 at Gedern,
Oberhessen, Hesse-Darmstadt, then in the Holy
Roman Empire, was a
daughter of Louis...
-
expansion beyond the Main
might provoke France. However,
Upper Hesse (German:
Oberhessen: the
parts of Hesse-Darmstadt
north of the Main
around the town of Gießen)...
-
outside of the
North German Confederation. Though, the
northern province Oberhessen of the
Grand Duchy of
Hesse did join. In northern,
central and eastern...
- River, in the
western German state of Hesse,
between the
hilly province Oberhessen and the north-western
Taunus mountains.
Bettina von
Arnim writes of Wetterau...
- was
Darmstadt and the
state consisted of
provinces Upper Hesse (German:
Oberhessen,
capital Gießen),
Starkenburg (capital Darmstadt) and
Rhenish Hesse (German:...
-
Nidda and Eppstein,
approximately what is
today called Upper Hesse (
Oberhessen). The area had been a semi-independent
county under the
counts Giso or...
- und Waldeck. A.
Bernecker Verlag Melsungen, 1971
Grieben Reiseführer
Oberhessen. Band 230, Karl
Thiemig München, 1981
Schloss Arolsen. Große Baudenkmäler...
- German).
Hessisches Statistisches Landesamt. June 2023. "Ortenberg in
Oberhessen" (in German).
urban administration of Ortenberg. 2018.
Retrieved 4 August...
